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Multiple exposure taken with a Zeiss Ikon Nettar 517 camera.
This year I'm using a different film format each month, starting with the smallest and working my way up through the sizes. The format for October is 120 roll film. This long established film is still readily available, as are the myriad cameras which were made to use it. There are three commonly used formats, allowing 8, 12 or 16 shots per roll, this one takes 12 exposures. The film is Fujicolor Reala ISO 100 colour negative film which expired in 2002, developed in the Tetenal C41 kit.
on tour with maxelmann
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79:365 March 20
One of me is quiet, one of me is odd, and one of me isn't quite sure about the other two.
Strobist: Bower SFD728C through umbrella to camera right. Vivitar 285HV at full power through umbrella at camera left.
So I guess the experience that a lot of people are looking for only costs $38. What a great world we live. Go USA!
The image depicts a lovely lady seated on a luxurious red velvet couch, creating an elegant and opulent atmosphere. Her face is covered with deep makeup, long eyelashes, beautiful eyebrows and red lipstick which keeps the attention on her striking outfit and the overall setting.
She is dressed in a white top bustier featuring delicate lace trim, adding a touch of softness and sophistication of her boobs. Over the top, a black corset with heart-shaped buttons stands out, and the bottom a matched pair of beige panties, emphasizing the intricate details of the attire.
She is also wearing black thigh-high boots with lovely lace trim, which adds an edgy yet cohesive element to the outfit. The accessories include multiple necklaces, one of which has a heart-shaped pendant, and several bracelets adorning both wrists, enhancing the overall look with a sense of layered elegance.
The backdrop features a dimly lit room, suggesting a warm and intimate ambiance. On the wall, a candle sconce is visible, contributing to the luxurious and slightly vintage charm of the environment. The interplay of rich textures and soft lighting gives the image a captivating and atmospheric quality.
The ensemble and the setting combine to create an image that feels both elaborate and intriguing, focusing on artistry and style.
Almost all bacteria are so tiny they can only be seen through a microscope. Bacteria are made up of one cell, so they are a kind of unicellular organism
Courtesy of Mr. sathish -
Image Details
Instrument used: Tecnai
Magnification: 6000 x
Horizontal Field Width: 6.00 μm
Vacuum: 5 mbar
Voltage: 60 kv
Spot: 1.0
Working Distance: 5.8
Detector: SE
Clockwise from top: Adinkrahene (leadership), Ese Ne Tekrema (interdependence), Nysapo (wisdom), Dwennimen (strength), Akoma Ntoso (agreement), Osram Ne Nsoromma (love); center: Akoma (love)
Multiply Festival (Sous-station Lebon).
Projet Diligence (http://www.projetdiligence.net/).
With Andrea Crews - Anker-Crew -Tristan de Bartolo - Donatella Bernardi - Marie Avril Berthet - Juliana Borinski - Carte Postale Records - Pierre Laurent Cassière Diego Castro - John Cejudo - Batiste César - Fréderic Chapon - Paul Chazal Code Magazine - Claudia Comte - Henry Deletra - Diligence - Antonin Demé - Elzo Durt - Barbara Fourneret - Gilles Furtwängler - Olivier Genoud - David Ghetto Ghostape - Sophie Graniou - Aloïs Godinat - Aurélie Henquin - Martin Hyde - Jesus Had A Sister Production - Klat -Laurent Kropf - Andréa Lapzeson - Le Bureau Des Consultations - Beat Lippert - R-Livraison - Ma-Asso - Fabrice Medina Mariana Melo - Adrien Missika - Optical Sound - Bianca Pedrina - Pictoplasma Pin-Up Badges - Emilie Pischedda - Plintub - Benoit Police - Pschiit - R-Livraison(SiC) - Sardine Animal - Scarlettjohanson - Louis Scoufaras - Serial Printer Valentin Souquet - Telegraphe Records - Maud Thomazeau - David de Tscharner - Benjamin Valenza - Nicolas Wagnières - Nicolas Welt - Dana Wyse & guests...
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Sigma Orionis (σ Ori) multiple star system
Credit: Giuseppe Donatiello
Sigma Orionis (σ Ori) is a multiple star system located in the constellation Orion, a short distance from Zeta Orionis (Alnitak).
It is a system composed of no fewer than five stars, all gravitationally bound.
The system is dominated by Sigma Orionis AB, a pair of blue stars of type O and B, respectively. The system includes other stars such as Sigma Orionis C, D, and E. The latter is the prototype of a rare type of helium-rich star. Except for AB, the other components form a Trapezium-type system, a small, young open cluster 3–5 million years old. The ensemble is cataloged as the multiple star STS 762. More accurate measurements provided by the Gaia satellite indicate a distance of 387.51 ± 1.32 pc, or approximately 1,264 light-years.
STS 761 is slightly further away from the STS 672 cluster. It is a fascinating triple star system. The three components are designated A, B, and C, where A and B form a close pair. The system is notable for being surrounded by a dust disk detected by the ALMA radio telescope. Its average distance is about 1,300 light-years.
Telescopic image
Maksutov 127/1500mm + Canon EOS 4000D
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σ Orionis is a multiple main-sequence star of spectral class O9 in the constellation of Orion with visual magnitude 3.81, also known as σ Orionis cluster. It is a visual double star which can be observed only with the help of very large telescopes.
The σ Orionis cluster is part of the Ori OB1b stellar association, commonly referred to as Orion's Belt. The cluster was not recognised until 1996 when a population of pre-main sequence stars was discovered around the star (J.A. Caballero, 2007).
Basic Rear detail showing permanent/removable structure and quick disconnects, etc. I used Visio for drawing, and exported to JPG for these pics to share with you. It works well, because I can draw to scale as to see what will work aesthetically and structurally. I can easily change the design as well and compare multiple versions. Finally, I can pdf the entire drawing and send it to the fabricator or anyone else. I use Visio a lot for any type of home renovations, improvements, landscaping, woodworking build, or anything requiring a topology or drawing of sorts. Working with scale allows me to quickly see what will or wont work and quickly make the change. Understanding there are better programs for designing structures such as AutoCAD, this is cheaper, and much easier to use. I highly recommend it for those who want to draw but do not need to get crazy... I used to use graph paper for my woodworking designs, however changes/comparisons were time consuming and cumbersome. Once i found Visio many years ago, I never looked back... Microsoft owns it now, and you can get a free trial from their website as to give it a shot...